France secured a significant victory against Norway, marking another positive record for the national team. The match began strongly for the French squad, with Ousmane Dembele scoring the opening goal within the first seven minutes of play. The final scoreline reflected a decisive 4-1 win for France.
Adding to the offensive display, the Paris Saint-Germain striker contributed two additional goals, completing a hat-trick. According to “Stats du Foot,” this performance establishes a notable record for the French team. It represents the first time since the 1998 World Cup that France has scored in all three group stage matches of the tournament.
This achievement draws a direct comparison to the 1998 World Cup, the tournament where Les Bleus secured their first world title on home soil. Under the management of Didier Deschamps, the French team concluded Group I with a perfect record, accumulating full points from all fixtures. The early goal set the tone for the match, and the team maintained strong momentum throughout the game.
This latest result solidifies France’s strong showing in the competition, setting a benchmark for future performances.
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